I grew up knowing Tommy kakfwi, he was my childhood best friends father in law cool, I’m a Métis but originate from the fort Simpson dene people, my great grandparents were Cazons this video is great to watch and learn some history!
Nizhoniful, enjoy meeting people up North especially of Dene descent especially at the INFR Tour rodeo in Red Meadows, Calgary. Greetings to the Alkali Lake Band of Shiswop people. .
They forgot to mention that. In the late 60s or 70s the Nwt Dene would travel down to northern Alberta. As they attended our gatherings they’d bring recorders and they would record and learn the “DENE THA MUSIC” songs that secretly come to us. From the heaven 🙏🏽.
Your music is from Dene in the NT, and it comes from the Yukon. Don't be spreading BS. My granny passed away in 1999 at 99 years old, she knew the songs your speaking of and she didn't speak English. Wasn't no camcorders back then my friend
Thank you. This was very informative, and I often paused it to look up different references, and to buy a book for further studies. I came here from taking a free online course on Indigenous Canada by Coursera. I am one of many non-Indigenous people who agree with your rights to self-determination.
@Luiz Bezerra wow! How ignorant you are!!! São Paulo é uma das maiores cidades do mundo.. claramente você não conhece.. Mas eu entendo.. Amazonas é quase outro país!l rs Don’t ever call me favelada! You don’t know me. You don’t know him. He is definitely not an usual North American. Believe me. We are together for so long that I know who he is truly is. Is because people like you that Brazilians has such bad name worldwide. so racist and so ignorant. Grow up!
No one is superior over others, we need to band together to fight this terrine. Brothers don't let the elite make you fight over bull shit ,thats exactly what they want. We are stronger together!
@No-one-Survives 10.000 años dices? Y quien escribió eso? porque la escritura vino muchísimo después... No hay más tonto y sumiso que el que se cree todo lo que le adoctrinan en las escuelas...
I agree and I say we should go back to our traditional ways, and only use what we need . Take a lot of land back, cause we’ve been pushed around like furniture.. we can be strong and all join as one and fight for our land…then when we get land we want, then we as native people divide it amongst us, because we are different tribes…we do have our own laws and fight / negotiate the white man under our own laws , instead of under their laws, Our laws dont ever change, theres does
Im Gwich'in and in Wisconsin my family lives. Grandmother was adopted into California from AK in the 50's, went through hell with the system. Culture shock. Abuse of all kinds. Strong spirit is within us. I dont know its source
@@dylanr8481 I was watching this channel because we share the same language as they do we also call ourselves the people in Navajo we call ourselves Diné and these people from the north called themselves the same way the only thing is different is the spelling they spell theirs Dene they are our distant cousins I guess we left Canada 1,000 years ago we came as a single group with the Apache we share the same language
I would love to learn some Dene, how to survive & explore the Nahanni. These empire cultures are a plague, I wish I was born around more wisdom - but this society is designed to blind us...
Yá’át’ééh from Diné bíkeyah, AZ, USA! (Navajo land) (The people’s land) I see how ya spelled thank you in Dene. I’m really curious in how yall say it. We say ahéhéé’ in Diné bizaad.
@ 5:00 on: EXACTLY!.. Aoo’ akót’é (Yes, that is right) As indigenous, the people - Dene..Diné, we know it is downright blatantly disrespectful & shameless arrogance to go to another’s homeland & do “imperialism”!!
@@humanbeingfromearth체로키부족 나바호부족 호피족 다 고대 한국인 이다. 노래 들어보니 한국어야. 나바호부족 옛조상들 영국인들한테 쫒겨난 그림 보니 옷도 다 흰색이던데 우리나라는 백의민족인데..암튼 연구 잘해주세요. 호피는 한자로 호랑이가죽이라는 뜻이야 한국에 호랑이 많이 살았었어.
I grew up knowing Tommy kakfwi, he was my childhood best friends father in law cool, I’m a Métis but originate from the fort Simpson dene people, my great grandparents were Cazons this video is great to watch and learn some history!
Thank you for this!
Nizhoniful, enjoy
meeting people up North especially of Dene descent especially at the INFR Tour rodeo in Red Meadows, Calgary. Greetings to the Alkali Lake Band of Shiswop people.
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I'm diné from the southwest of the
u.s. much love to my people up north
really? are you navajo?
And n’dee
aho
They forgot to mention that. In the late 60s or 70s the Nwt Dene would travel down to northern Alberta. As they attended our gatherings they’d bring recorders and they would record and learn the “DENE THA MUSIC” songs that secretly come to us. From the heaven 🙏🏽.
Your music is from Dene in the NT, and it comes from the Yukon. Don't be spreading BS. My granny passed away in 1999 at 99 years old, she knew the songs your speaking of and she didn't speak English. Wasn't no camcorders back then my friend
You are both correct
I watched it on my TV so I got a good look. My Gramma Alice Margaret Cardinal was raised in Artic Red and born in Peel River
Incredible piece of history.
Lucky moula here who is - every day - thankful for experiencing Denendeh. Mahsi cho.
Thank you. This was very informative, and I often paused it to look up different references, and to buy a book for further studies. I came here from taking a free online course on Indigenous Canada by Coursera. I am one of many non-Indigenous people who agree with your rights to self-determination.
I took that course too. Isn't it good?
I believe they call you a wannabe.
1:35 what song is that from?
Great story,,.. I luv the Dene,.. I’m Cree
Powerful. Pass this on to our people
Awe...I grew up from the makenzie river. Good water. Thinking of my dad.
Denes, Crees, Mohawks, Iroquois, And Lakotas were some of the most interesting tribes
@Luiz NO ONE GIVES A FUCK -_-
@Luiz Bezerra wow! How ignorant you are!!! São Paulo é uma das maiores cidades do mundo.. claramente você não conhece.. Mas eu entendo.. Amazonas é quase outro país!l rs Don’t ever call me favelada! You don’t know me. You don’t know him. He is definitely not an usual North American. Believe me. We are together for so long that I know who he is truly is. Is because people like you that Brazilians has such bad name worldwide. so racist and so ignorant. Grow up!
No one is superior over others, we need to band together to fight this terrine. Brothers don't let the elite make you fight over bull shit ,thats exactly what they want. We are stronger together!
@No-one-Survives 10.000 años dices? Y quien escribió eso? porque la escritura vino muchísimo después... No hay más tonto y sumiso que el que se cree todo lo que le adoctrinan en las escuelas...
@@qxotc ok wabo
Ahhhh my granny is in this vid 😆 thats awesome.
Which ine is your gran?
Hello from edmonton
I agree and I say we should go back to our traditional ways, and only use what we need . Take a lot of land back, cause we’ve been pushed around like furniture.. we can be strong and all join as one and fight for our land…then when we get land we want, then we as native people divide it amongst us, because we are different tribes…we do have our own laws and fight / negotiate the white man under our own laws , instead of under their laws, Our laws dont ever change, theres does
As a Diné (Navajo) I am fascinated by where they say our roots lie. 🤔
Oral history is extremely hard to verify
Dene here. Northern Alberta
Im Gwich'in and in Wisconsin my family lives. Grandmother was adopted into California from AK in the 50's, went through hell with the system. Culture shock. Abuse of all kinds. Strong spirit is within us. I dont know its source
Strong, courageous, and protective of their culture, land, and language. Standing up to the Canadian government.
Yáh'áh'téh
Hello from the Navajo Nation USA
How do you say hello in Navajo? also how is thank you said?
@@dylanr8481 we really don't have a word for hello we just say yáh'ah'téh my people would say it means hello but what it really means is good
@@dylanr8481 I was watching this channel because we share the same language as they do we also call ourselves the people in Navajo we call ourselves Diné and these people from the north called themselves the same way the only thing is different is the spelling they spell theirs Dene they are our distant cousins I guess we left Canada 1,000 years ago we came as a single group with the Apache we share the same language
@@oso8146 that's cool man, I'm way up in Inuvik, Northwest Territories and I am Dene, Gwich'n/Slavey, both dene
@@oso8146 My uncle goes down to the states to visit his Navajo friends in the US, he said he can understand half of the language, he speaks gwichin
Mashi Cho, I come from the Sayisi Dene peoples in Tadoule Lake
Me too!
Can’t wait for treaty day
So they can rape this generation? If we don't band together we won't be strong!
I would love to learn some Dene, how to survive & explore the Nahanni. These empire cultures are a plague, I wish I was born around more wisdom - but this society is designed to blind us...
Mashi cho!
@7Lookstwice It's Dene for big thank you :)
Mashi cho!
Yá’át’ééh from Diné bíkeyah, AZ, USA! (Navajo land) (The people’s land) I see how ya spelled thank you in Dene. I’m really curious in how yall say it. We say ahéhéé’ in Diné bizaad.
Ni'zhoni' ... Dine' Nation of Arizona, USA.
@ 5:00 on: EXACTLY!.. Aoo’ akót’é (Yes, that is right) As indigenous, the people - Dene..Diné, we know it is downright blatantly disrespectful & shameless arrogance to go to another’s homeland & do “imperialism”!!
모야 동양인 같네. 동이족 후손들..
고조선때 동이족 고리 맥족들이 민족 대이동으로 멕시코, 아메리카. 등에서 원주민으로 삶
I will now research this. Thank you friend.
@@humanbeingfromearth체로키부족 나바호부족 호피족 다 고대 한국인 이다. 노래 들어보니 한국어야. 나바호부족 옛조상들 영국인들한테 쫒겨난 그림 보니 옷도 다 흰색이던데 우리나라는 백의민족인데..암튼 연구 잘해주세요. 호피는 한자로 호랑이가죽이라는 뜻이야 한국에 호랑이 많이 살았었어.
Any slim First Nation girl that wants to come marry me in Mexico, I'm ready to relocate for love 😘
this is gay